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As I promised at the end of my webinar here I come with the projects I used:
The starting project created using Flash Catalyst
The finished project
You can use the Import > Flash Builder > Flex project wizard to import these two projects into Flash Builder. However in order to make the second project to work, you [...]
The entire European platform evangelism team worked hard to create great content for a webinar called App in a Week (June 7th-10th). What is all about? On short: we will show you how you can create an application using various techniques with the help of the Flash Platform. Basically you will see different tools at [...]
Another excellent session at Adobe MAX this year was presented by members of our Experience Design team. The session description was the following:
Learn from Jeremy Clark of Adobe’s Experience Design team how his group has leveraged Adobe AIR, Flex, and the Text Layout Framework (now in beta on Adobe Labs) to help the New York Times and others reach new and existing customers.
Adobe AIR team member Oliver Goldman presented a session titled "Explore Deployment and Distribution Options for Adobe AIR Applications" at Adobe MAX last week. This is an excellent session for IT administrators, developers or architects that are interested in learning more about the distribution and deployment options for AIR. Oliver also previews some of the new capabilities we are working on related to native installer support in AIR 2 (see 38:30 if you are interested in this specific topic).
Last week, we were thrilled to preview Adobe AIR 2 at Adobe MAX where we unveiled some of the new capabilities coming to the runtime. In addition, there were dozens of sessions covering AIR ranging from application case studies to deployment strategies and more.
During the rest of this week, I will be highlighting a few of the AIR-related sessions. I encourage you to explore and discover the over 250 hours of content in the design, develop and envision tracks that covered topics ranging from Photoshop to ColdFusion to LiveCycle and beyond. All of this content is currently available on Adobe TV. Please note that some of the recordings may not start right away and you may need to fast-forward a bit (the team at Adobe.TV did an amazing job of getting these sessions online as quickly as possible).
The first session I would like to highlight is What’s Coming in Adobe AIR 2 by Adobe AIR team member Christian Cantrell. If you are interested in what some of the new API’s will look like in AIR 2, this is a session you will definitely want to check out.
The Adobe TV team relaunched its website yesterday and there are a number of significant updates to the website including:
If you are developer building applications outside of the browser with AIR, please check out the Adobe AIR section and let us know what you think by leaving a comment. If there are additional videos you would like to see, we’d love to hear your requests.
Here is a sample of one of the videos available on Adobe TV from Danny Dura, a platform evangelist at Adobe, titled "Using the local database functionality in Adobe AIR". There is also a selection of customer success stories available as well.
I’m going to be presenting at the Bay Area Application Developer Adobe User Group today (Tuesday) on Adobe Flash Collaboration Services. It starts at 6:30 at Learn iT!. Here’s the blurb:
Ryan will walk us through how to getting started with AFCS, show us how to use the default pods that are delivered with AFCS, and how to extend existing components to make them collaborative. Finally he will show us real world examples of AFCS in action.
As you probably know, we launched the first public betas for Flash Builder 4, Flash Catalyst, and Flex SDK 4 in June 2009. And we had about 100 events across the world, events that were driven by the communities (Adobe User Groups). I had the pleasure to present at four events: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bucharest, Romania; [...]
